💡 A. There is a greater need for organizations to rely on users to comply with policies and procedures: This is the correct answer. In a BYOD environment, employees use personal devices to access organizational systems, making it harder to enforce security controls directly. Organizations must rely on employees to follow security policies, such as updating software, using strong passwords, and avoiding risky behavior. B. With fewer devices owned by the organization, there is reduced need to maintain documented policies and procedures: This is incorrect because, in a BYOD environment, organizations must have even stronger policies to address security, privacy, and compliance risks associated with personal devices. C. Incident response times are less critical in the BYOD environment, compared to a traditional environment: Incorrect. In a BYOD environment, incident response times are even more critical because personal devices may not have the same security protections as company-owned devices, increasing the risk of breaches. D. There is greater sharing of operational risk in a BYOD environment: While risks are spread between employees and the organization, it is still the organization’s responsibility to manage and mitigate those risks. Security measures such as remote wiping, encryption, and access controls are essential, so risk is not simply "shared" in an unmanaged way.